NatWest down? Current status and problems in Hereford, England
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National Westminster Bank, commonly known as NatWest, is a major retail and commercial bank in the United Kingdom. NatWest offers current accounts, savings, investments, loans, credit cards and other financial products.
Problems in the last 24 hours in Hereford, England
The chart below shows the number of NatWest reports we have received in the last 24 hours from users in Hereford, England and surrounding areas. An outage is declared when the number of reports exceeds the baseline, represented by the red line.
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Most Reported Problems
The following are the most recent problems reported by NatWest users through our website.
- Login (30%)
- Website (28%)
- Transactions (21%)
- Mobile App (15%)
- Transfer (4%)
- Withdrawals (2%)
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NatWest Issues Reports
Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:
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jan (@Jintyf) reported@AlanYounger6 @ChannelUK1 There is no Scottish owned banks anymore. BOS is Lloyds Banking Group RBS is Natwest and rationale for moving south if independence happens is , majority of their customer base are south of the border. Makes sense tbh Clydesdale is now Virgin Money
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Susan (@Sooze05) reported@JonnyVamExplore @wordwhisperer It's apparently during this blackout that the banks will go down and everyone's savings will vanish. Natwest have already contacted people with moderate balances asking if they can move their money in the event they go bust!
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Sharon Barnard (@sharonramone123) reported@NatWest_Help @DAMresearcher Yes, Natwest Help were really very swift and he got his money.
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***** Donachie (@DonachieWilly) reported@s1ward @paulhutcheon quite correct. As a customer of both their org's Natwest and RBoS they should be keeping their heads down and trying to appease citizens after the financial mess RBoS made.
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Luke Nagle (@NagleMuzz) reported@MjTurner_ There is a tower looking sorry for itself near fiveways but it wasnt from the good years anyway, they've pulled down the natwest tower and replaced it with some generic muck, but there some good bits on Hagley Road left. Casson Conder assembly rooms in Derby to be demolished
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Patrick Rice FCMI - #StayHomeSaveLives (@Patrick_Rice) reported@imaginecurve @SamsungUK @NatWest_Help So there's a kind of workaround? I add existing Curve to traditional Samsung Pay Wallet, and then add my NatWest to Curve..? I'll give it a try, but that just reinforces my first post of "messy", not detract from it. Will you fix Samsung Pay+ access for existing customers soon?
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Therealdemonlee (@Therealdemonle1) reported@blacflag @Janela_X Wrong, National Westminster was an Independent UK Bank and suffered a hostile take over by RBS, they removed all modern computer systems and installed their **** 20yr old systems into NatWest! It started to go down hill from day one, destroying a family bank used by millions!
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Ken MacKenzie (@Archaina) reported@Mislein That boat has sailed. Since 2019 RBS is wholly owned by London registered NatWest. RBS is purely a brand. What is at issue here is 6000 HQ jobs at Gogarburn, and the registered head office for tax purposes, currently Edinburgh.
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Thomas Eljon 🤘🏳️🌈 ✖️Box (@EljonEljon) reportedI think @natwest has a long long long way before they "help messaging system" will be usable. Little clueless bot is constantly interrupting. Ok. time to finally visit a branch.
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Combined Arts (@ArtsCombined) reported@IndigoFast And the fact RBS doesn't even exist any longer. It's NatWest 100% all the way down. They only keep the RBS high street brand. It's a liability, not an asset.